Cunderdin Tourist Park (CP)

Cunderdin Tourist Park is situated in the small Wheatbelt town of Cunderdin, 158kms east of Perth. Set just off the Great Eastern Highway and within 10 minutes walk to the main street, the Park offers travellers a range of Camping, Caravan, Donga and Cabin, and Chalet Accommodation. The Cunderdin Tourist Park is a popular spot to stop and rest up when travelling between Perth and Kalgoorlie.

Hosts Mick and Brenda, who are experienced travellers themselves, have been busy upgrading the park since taking over in June 2018. Guests will enjoy a range of new facilities and accommodation including new ablutions and the brand new camp kitchen which are only some of the changes you can look forward to now and in the near future.

The park is easily accessible by all types of RV’s and offers tent camping as well as powered sites suitable for camper trailers, caravans, motorhomes, and big rigs. They also have large drive-through sites available if you don’t want to unhitch the van. Sites are level and there is plenty of shade on the spacious park grounds. Your pets are welcome but they are only allowed in your own accommodation (park accommodation exclude)

If you are looking for somewhere comfortable to sleep or simply want a night out of the van, you can choose from as little as a single person donga through to a fully self-contained Chalet with two rooms and an en-suite that sleep

Cunderdin Tourist Park is only a short 10 min stroll from the main street where you can grab any essentials you need at the local IGA Store, Butchers, Newsagents, Hardware, or Post Office. The Ettamogah Pub offers delicious pub meals and the nearby BP Service Station also has a Restaurant.

Brenda and Mick look forward to welcoming all Free Range Camping members to come and stay for a while and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the park while you take in some of the sights and attractions listed below.

HOW TO GET THERE
Travelling east, turn left after the BP Roadhouse, you will notice the yellow Tigermoth plane, onto Baxter Road and follow until you come to Olympic Avenue on your right. If you cross the train tracks, you have gone too far.

Travelling west, either take your first turn right as you come into town and follow the road to Olympic Avenue or travel past the No 3 Pump Station and turn right onto Baxter Road at the Tigermoth and follow down to Olympic Avenue.

SITE ACCESS
Directly off Olympic Avenue the access is level and with ample room for larger caravans.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fees are from $15/couple for campsites, $28/couple for powered van sites.
Single Dongas is $90/night for 1 person.
Cabins are from $80/night for 1 person, each additional person $15/night each.
Chalets from $110/night

For more information, you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
Some attractions in Cunderdin and the surrounding area you may like to visit are:

Cunderdin Museum
Take a step back in time at one of the best museums in the Wheatbelt, only 15 minutes walk from the park. This museum is a must-see for all visitors to the Cunderdin area. Apart from being the home to the former historical No 3 Steam Pumping Station, the museum is now full of information, memorabilia, and photographs of its fascinating history and has been described as having one of the best displays of farm equipment anywhere in the country.

Ettamogah Pub
The distinctive and brightly coloured Ettamogah Pub is designed on the ‘Ettamogah’ cartoons by the infamous Ken Maynard. Ettamogah means ‘Place of a good drink’ and the Cunderdin pub certainly doesn’t disappoint.

Cunderdin Hill Lookout
The lookout is only 1km south of the main street and situated at the top of Cunderdin Hill. Boasting 360 degree panoramic views of the town and surrounding farmland will give you a real sense of the open spaces and big sky.

Other places of interest include Youndegin, Bulgin Rock Reserve, Collingully Cottages Patchwork Barn, Meckering Earthquake Gazebo & Memorial Rose Garden, Farm Ruins, and Preserved Faultline.

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